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Updated On 03 Jun 2024

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Overview

Data governance enables us to manage and protect our data assets. Our data governance framework is designed to be flexible and adaptable, allowing us to meet the needs of different data types and use cases. By implementing strong data governance practices, we are able to maintain the integrity and value of our data assets and ensure compliance with relevant laws and regulations.

Data Governance Page

Access the data governance page by clicking on the Data Governance from the left-side panel.

The Data Governance page displays Integrations and Secrets available in your organization by tabs and enable a more provider-focused view.

The common features of Data Governance page for the Integrations and Secrets tabs are:

Create Integrations
Create Secrets
SDK: It displays SDK codes for creating Integrations and Secrets. When you click on the SDK, the following sub-menus are displayed:
- Integration SDK: The system displays SDK codes to create Integrations using the SDK.
  - AWS
  - GCP
  - Azure
- Secret SDK: The system displays SDK codes to create Secrets using the SDK.
Refresh tabs

The main sections of the Data Governance page are explained below.

Section 1: Total Numbers of Integrations, Secrets, and Alerts

Data Management page displays number of Integrations, Secrets, and alerts of integrations that are untrusted.

Section 2: Integrations and Secrets tabs

Data Governance page displays Integrations and Secrets for your organization in tabs. Once you click on them, a list view of Integrations and Secrets are displayed.

Section 3: Search and Filter

By default, the Integrations tab is displayed and the search & filter criteria are also displays according to the Integrations and Secrets. The following list provides the specific criteria of search and filters for both Integrations and Secrets:

Integrations

To search: You can search Integrations by Integrations Name.
To Filter: You can filter the listed integrations by the following criteria:
- Provider: The available storage providers for the datasets.
  - AWS
  - GCP
  - Azure
- Type: The type of the Integrations.
  - AWS
    - Cross Account
    - Access Key
    - STS
  - GCP
    - Cross Project
    - Private Key
    - Container Registry
  - Azure
    - Client Key
- Untrusted Integrations
- You can filter integrations based on the name of the creator.

Secrets

To search: You can search secrets by Secrets Name.
To Filter: You can filter secrets based on the name of the creator.

Section 4: List of Integrations and Secrets

Data Governance page displays available Integrations and Secrets in your organization in a list view. The column values are populated according to the Integrations and Secrets. The following tables provide the available columns for both Integrations and Secrets.

Integrations

Column Name	Description
Provider Name	The name of the cloud storage provider.
Integration Name	The name of the integrations.
Integration Type	The type of the integration depends on the cloud storage provider.
Trusted	It displays whether the necessary steps are completed to establish trust on the Integration. A green-tick mark is displayed if the integration is trusted. If not, a warning icon with a tool-tip explaining the current status is displayed.
Created At	The creation date of the Integration.
Created By	The Avatar of the user who created the Integration. You can see the email ID of the user when you hover.

Secrets

Column Name	Description
Provider	It displays the name of the storage provider.
Secret Name	The name of the Secret.
Created at	The creation date of the Secret.
Created by	The Avatar of the user who created the Secret. You can see the email ID of the user when you hover.

References

Refer to the Integration and Secrets articles for more information and functions of the Integrations and Secrets.

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